In the latest episode of the SOWAL House podcast, we had the privilege of sitting down with Kevin Elliott, the visionary founder behind two exciting ventures in the world of filmmaking: the Redfish Film Festival and WEWA Films.
The conversation begins with an exploration of the Redfish Film Festival, a groundbreaking event that is making history as the first documentary film festival to grace downtown Panama City, Florida. We delve into Kevin's motivation for establishing this unique festival, which serves as a platform for documentary filmmakers to tell compelling stories. Kevin shares his deep-rooted passion for storytelling and how it converged with the rich history and dynamic community of Panama City, making it the perfect setting for the festival.
Listeners get an insider's perspective on what to expect at the Redfish Film Festival. Kevin paints a vivid picture of an event that celebrates the art of documentary filmmaking by showcasing a diverse selection of films. More than just a film screening, the festival aims to engage, inspire, and foster meaningful discussions among attendees.
The conversation then shifts to the origin story of WEWA Films, where Kevin and Courtney Shorts are Co-Founders. He provides valuable insights into the serendipitous journey that led to the formation of WEWA Films, revealing the passion and dedication that drive their filmmaking endeavors. Listeners gain a deeper understanding of the mission behind WEWA Films, which seeks to create impactful and thought-provoking documentaries that resonate with audiences.
Join us in this insightful episode as we explore the fascinating world of documentary filmmaking, the vibrant community of Panama City, and the compelling stories brought to life by Kevin Elliott through the Redfish Film Festival and WEWA Films. Whether you're a film enthusiast or simply intrigued by the power of storytelling, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into the world of cinema and the people shaping its future.
